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diff --git a/environment.conf b/environment.conf deleted file mode 100644 index 3b895f26a280..000000000000 --- a/environment.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,110 +0,0 @@ -# Specify additional arguments to pass to promscale on startup -PROMSCALE_ARGS="" - -# Available arguments and environment variables: -# -app string -# 'app' sets application_name in database connection string. This is helpful during debugging when looking at pg_stat_activity. [PROMSCALE_APP] [TS_PROM_APP] (default "promscale@0.4.0") -# -async-acks -# Acknowledge asynchronous inserts. If this is true, the inserter will not wait after insertion of metric data in the database. This increases throughput at the cost of a small chance of data loss. [PROMSCALE_ASYNC_ACKS] [TS_PROM_ASYNC_ACKS] -# -auth-password string -# Authentication password used for web endpoint authentication. This flag should be set together with auth-username. It is mutually exclusive with auth-password-file and bearer-token flags. [PROMSCALE_AUTH_PASSWORD] [TS_PROM_AUTH_PASSWORD] -# -auth-password-file string -# Path for auth password file containing the actual password used for web endpoint authentication. This flag should be set together with auth-username. It is mutually exclusive with auth-password and bearer-token methods. [PROMSCALE_AUTH_PASSWORD_FILE] [TS_PROM_AUTH_PASSWORD_FILE] -# -auth-username string -# Authentication username used for web endpoint authentication. Disabled by default. [PROMSCALE_AUTH_USERNAME] [TS_PROM_AUTH_USERNAME] -# -bearer-token string -# Bearer token (JWT) used for web endpoint authentication. Disabled by default. Mutually exclusive with bearer-token-file and basic auth methods. [PROMSCALE_BEARER_TOKEN] [TS_PROM_BEARER_TOKEN] -# -bearer-token-file string -# Path of the file containing the bearer token (JWT) used for web endpoint authentication. Disabled by default. Mutually exclusive with bearer-token and basic auth methods. [PROMSCALE_BEARER_TOKEN_FILE] [TS_PROM_BEARER_TOKEN_FILE] -# -config string -# YAML configuration file path for Promscale. [PROMSCALE_CONFIG] [TS_PROM_CONFIG] (default "config.yml") -# -db-connect-retries int -# Number of retries Promscale should make for establishing connection with the database. [PROMSCALE_DB_CONNECT_RETRIES] [TS_PROM_DB_CONNECT_RETRIES] -# -db-connection-timeout duration -# Timeout for establishing the connection between Promscale and TimescaleDB. [PROMSCALE_DB_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT] [TS_PROM_DB_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT] (default 1m0s) -# -db-connections-max int -# Maximum number of connections to the database that should be opened at once. It defaults to 80% of the maximum connections that the database can handle. [PROMSCALE_DB_CONNECTIONS_MAX] [TS_PROM_DB_CONNECTIONS_MAX] (default -1) -# -db-host string -# Host for TimescaleDB/Vanilla Postgres. [PROMSCALE_DB_HOST] [TS_PROM_DB_HOST] (default "localhost") -# -db-name string -# Database name. [PROMSCALE_DB_NAME] [TS_PROM_DB_NAME] (default "timescale") -# -db-password string -# Password for connecting to TimescaleDB/Vanilla Postgres. [PROMSCALE_DB_PASSWORD] [TS_PROM_DB_PASSWORD] -# -db-port int -# TimescaleDB/Vanilla Postgres connection password. [PROMSCALE_DB_PORT] [TS_PROM_DB_PORT] (default 5432) -# -db-ssl-mode string -# TimescaleDB/Vanilla Postgres connection ssl mode. If you do not want to use ssl, pass 'allow' as value. [PROMSCALE_DB_SSL_MODE] [TS_PROM_DB_SSL_MODE] (default "require") -# -db-statements-cache -# Whether database connection pool should use cached prepared statements. Disable if using PgBouncer [PROMSCALE_DB_STATEMENTS_CACHE] [TS_PROM_DB_STATEMENTS_CACHE] (default true) -# -db-uri postgres://postgres:password@localhost:5432/timescale?sslmode=require -# TimescaleDB/Vanilla Postgres DB URI. Example DB URI postgres://postgres:password@localhost:5432/timescale?sslmode=require [PROMSCALE_DB_URI] [TS_PROM_DB_URI] -# -db-user string -# TimescaleDB/Vanilla Postgres user. [PROMSCALE_DB_USER] [TS_PROM_DB_USER] (default "postgres") -# -db-writer-connection-concurrency int -# Maximum number of database connections for writing per go process. [PROMSCALE_DB_WRITER_CONNECTION_CONCURRENCY] [TS_PROM_DB_WRITER_CONNECTION_CONCURRENCY] (default 4) -# -high-availability -# Enable external_labels based HA. [PROMSCALE_HIGH_AVAILABILITY] [TS_PROM_HIGH_AVAILABILITY] -# -install-extensions -# Install TimescaleDB, Promscale extension. [PROMSCALE_INSTALL_EXTENSIONS] [TS_PROM_INSTALL_EXTENSIONS] (default true) -# -labels-cache-size uint -# Maximum number of labels to cache. [PROMSCALE_LABELS_CACHE_SIZE] [TS_PROM_LABELS_CACHE_SIZE] (default 10000) -# -leader-election-pg-advisory-lock-id int -# (DEPRECATED) Leader-election based high-availability. It is based on PostgreSQL advisory lock and requires a unique advisory lock ID per high-availability group. Only a single connector in each high-availability group will write data at one time. A value of 0 disables leader election. [PROMSCALE_LEADER_ELECTION_PG_ADVISORY_LOCK_ID] [TS_PROM_LEADER_ELECTION_PG_ADVISORY_LOCK_ID] -# -leader-election-pg-advisory-lock-prometheus-timeout duration -# (DEPRECATED) Prometheus timeout duration for leader-election high-availability. The connector will resign if the associated Prometheus instance does not respond within the given timeout. This value should be a low multiple of the Prometheus scrape interval, big enough to prevent random flips. [PROMSCALE_LEADER_ELECTION_PG_ADVISORY_LOCK_PROMETHEUS_TIMEOUT] [TS_PROM_LEADER_ELECTION_PG_ADVISORY_LOCK_PROMETHEUS_TIMEOUT] (default -1ns) -# -leader-election-scheduled-interval duration -# (DEPRECATED) Interval at which scheduled election runs. This is used to select a leader and confirm that we still holding the advisory lock. [PROMSCALE_LEADER_ELECTION_SCHEDULED_INTERVAL] [TS_PROM_LEADER_ELECTION_SCHEDULED_INTERVAL] (default 5s) -# -log-format string -# The log format to use [ 'logfmt', 'json' ]. [PROMSCALE_LOG_FORMAT] [TS_PROM_LOG_FORMAT] (default "logfmt") -# -log-level string -# Log level to use from [ 'error', 'warn', 'info', 'debug' ]. [PROMSCALE_LOG_LEVEL] [TS_PROM_LOG_LEVEL] (default "info") -# -memory-target value -# Target for max amount of memory to use. Specified in bytes or as a percentage of system memory (e.g. 80%). [PROMSCALE_MEMORY_TARGET] [TS_PROM_MEMORY_TARGET] (default 80%) -# -metrics-cache-size uint -# Maximum number of metric names to cache. [PROMSCALE_METRICS_CACHE_SIZE] [TS_PROM_METRICS_CACHE_SIZE] (default 10000) -# -migrate string -# Update the Prometheus SQL schema to the latest version. Valid options are: [true, false, only]. [PROMSCALE_MIGRATE] [TS_PROM_MIGRATE] (default "true") -# -multi-tenancy -# Use multi-tenancy mode in Promscale. [PROMSCALE_MULTI_TENANCY] [TS_PROM_MULTI_TENANCY] -# -multi-tenancy-allow-non-tenants -# Allow Promscale to ingest/query all tenants as well as non-tenants. By setting this to true, Promscale will ingest data from non multi-tenant Prometheus instances as well. If this is false, only multi-tenants (tenants listed in 'multi-tenancy-valid-tenants') are allowed for ingesting and querying data. [PROMSCALE_MULTI_TENANCY_ALLOW_NON_TENANTS] [TS_PROM_MULTI_TENANCY_ALLOW_NON_TENANTS] -# -multi-tenancy-valid-tenants string -# Sets valid tenants that are allowed to be ingested/queried from Promscale. This can be set as: 'allow-all' (default) or a comma separated tenant names. 'allow-all' makes Promscale ingest or query any tenant from itself. A comma separated list will indicate only those tenants that are authorized for operations from Promscale. [PROMSCALE_MULTI_TENANCY_VALID_TENANTS] [TS_PROM_MULTI_TENANCY_VALID_TENANTS] (default "allow-all") -# -promql-default-subquery-step-interval duration -# Default step interval to be used for PromQL subquery evaluation. This value is used if the subquery does not specify the step value explicitly. Example: <metric_name>[30m:]. Note: in Prometheus this setting is set by the evaluation_interval option. [PROMSCALE_PROMQL_DEFAULT_SUBQUERY_STEP_INTERVAL] [TS_PROM_PROMQL_DEFAULT_SUBQUERY_STEP_INTERVAL] (default 1m0s) -# -promql-enable-feature string -# [EXPERIMENTAL] Enable optional PromQL features, separated by commas. These are disabled by default in Promscale's PromQL engine. Currently, this includes 'promql-at-modifier' and 'promql-negative-offset'. For more information, see https://github.com/prometheus/prometheus/blob/master/docs/disabled_features.md [PROMSCALE_PROMQL_ENABLE_FEATURE] [TS_PROM_PROMQL_ENABLE_FEATURE] -# -promql-lookback-delta duration -# Maximum lookback duration for retrieving metrics during expression evaluations and federation. [PROMSCALE_PROMQL_LOOKBACK_DELTA] [TS_PROM_PROMQL_LOOKBACK_DELTA] (default 5m0s) -# -promql-max-points-per-ts int -# Maximum number of points per time-series in a query-range request. This calculation is an estimation, that happens as (start - end)/step where start and end are the 'start' and 'end' timestamps of the query_range. [PROMSCALE_PROMQL_MAX_POINTS_PER_TS] [TS_PROM_PROMQL_MAX_POINTS_PER_TS] (default 11000) -# -promql-max-samples int -# Maximum number of samples a single query can load into memory. Note that queries will fail if they try to load more samples than this into memory, so this also limits the number of samples a query can return. [PROMSCALE_PROMQL_MAX_SAMPLES] [TS_PROM_PROMQL_MAX_SAMPLES] (default 50000000) -# -promql-query-timeout duration -# Maximum time a query may take before being aborted. This option sets both the default and maximum value of the 'timeout' parameter in '/api/v1/query.*' endpoints. [PROMSCALE_PROMQL_QUERY_TIMEOUT] [TS_PROM_PROMQL_QUERY_TIMEOUT] (default 2m0s) -# -read-only -# Read-only mode for the connector. Operations related to writing or updating the database are disallowed. It is used when pointing the connector to a TimescaleDB read replica. [PROMSCALE_READ_ONLY] [TS_PROM_READ_ONLY] -# -series-cache-initial-size uint -# Maximum number of series to cache. [PROMSCALE_SERIES_CACHE_INITIAL_SIZE] [TS_PROM_SERIES_CACHE_INITIAL_SIZE] (default 250000) -# -series-cache-max-bytes value -# Initial number of elements in the series cache. Specified in bytes or as a percentage of the memory-target (e.g. 50%). [PROMSCALE_SERIES_CACHE_MAX_BYTES] [TS_PROM_SERIES_CACHE_MAX_BYTES] (default 50%) -# -tls-cert-file string -# TLS Certificate file for web server, leave blank to disable TLS. [PROMSCALE_TLS_CERT_FILE] [TS_PROM_TLS_CERT_FILE] -# -tls-key-file string -# TLS Key file for web server, leave blank to disable TLS. [PROMSCALE_TLS_KEY_FILE] [TS_PROM_TLS_KEY_FILE] -# -tput-report int -# Interval in seconds at which throughput should be reported. [PROMSCALE_TPUT_REPORT] [TS_PROM_TPUT_REPORT] -# -upgrade-extensions -# Upgrades TimescaleDB, Promscale extensions. [PROMSCALE_UPGRADE_EXTENSIONS] [TS_PROM_UPGRADE_EXTENSIONS] (default true) -# -upgrade-prerelease-extensions -# Upgrades to pre-release TimescaleDB, Promscale extensions. [PROMSCALE_UPGRADE_PRERELEASE_EXTENSIONS] [TS_PROM_UPGRADE_PRERELEASE_EXTENSIONS] -# -use-schema-version-lease -# Use schema version lease to prevent race conditions during migration. [PROMSCALE_USE_SCHEMA_VERSION_LEASE] [TS_PROM_USE_SCHEMA_VERSION_LEASE] (default true) -# -web-cors-origin string -# Regex for CORS origin. It is fully anchored. Example: 'https?://(domain1|domain2)\.com' [PROMSCALE_WEB_CORS_ORIGIN] [TS_PROM_WEB_CORS_ORIGIN] (default ".*") -# -web-enable-admin-api -# Allow operations via API that are for advanced users. Currently, these operations are limited to deletion of series. [PROMSCALE_WEB_ENABLE_ADMIN_API] [TS_PROM_WEB_ENABLE_ADMIN_API] -# -web-listen-address string -# Address to listen on for web endpoints. [PROMSCALE_WEB_LISTEN_ADDRESS] [TS_PROM_WEB_LISTEN_ADDRESS] (default ":9201") -# -web-telemetry-path string -# Web endpoint for exposing Promscale's Prometheus metrics. [PROMSCALE_WEB_TELEMETRY_PATH] [TS_PROM_WEB_TELEMETRY_PATH] (default "/metrics") |